WTF Is It Now?!?

Weird day yesterday: one minute I was lying there, watching ST:TNG with the windows open, the next minute it was snowing.

I see Blogger still hasn't fixed the damn template. Not only are my new links missing, but so is my Jim Capozzola for Senate banner.

More weekend stuff: got a new battery for the car. Watched Titanic and cried like a baby. Saw The Usual Suspects and hooted like a loon.

It was 14 degrees this morning. Enough already.

There are (is?) a pair of buzzards roosting in one of my trees. Pretty cool, but disturbing at the same time. My neighbors must all be crossing themselves at this point.



Roll over! Good boy!
"Mmmmmm, Karl said no - uhhhhhh, Ari says this guy is a real douchebag - ahhhhhh, nope, she said I sucked as preznit...."

USA Today White House reporter Larry McQuillan, seated in the front row, stopped raising his hand after he realized that Bush - who himself used the word "scripted" during the news conference to describe what was going on - was calling on names from a list and not deviating from it. - Peter Johnson of USA Today.

The WH propaganda communications director, Dan Bartlett, said "we know what the questions are going to be, and those are the ones we want to answer. These are all legitimate questions that he has answers for and wants to talk about."

The ones we can't answer, like North Korea, or the economy, or where Osama is, or how this war will lead to more terrism, well, you guys try asking this stuff and you'll never work in this town again! Saddam is evil! His country may have let some al Qaeda-types use their hospitals! He has anthrax that we sold him!

Little Bunnypants not only had a prearranged list of reporters, he even had a prearranged script of stock answers that he used to answer questions that were known in advance. Good job, guys. You'd spend all day licking your own balls if you had any.




Ho hum...
N Korea fires another cruise missile, Colin says he'll talk with them "eventually." By the way, Saddam is evil and is a threat to the US. - link.